>In observing different Medicine Wheels, Pagan Wheels of the Year, and other such symbols, it's just amazing how many similarities there are.BlessingsIn reference to our wheel, pictured to the right, one can see the four bars of colour. Yellow, Blue, Black and Red.I call these these our blessings. Air/Yellow represents the gift of warming air. … Continue reading >Blessings and Animals

>I have been a part of the Pagan community for about six years now. A mere drop in the hat compared to many, but they have been formative years indeed.The past year has led to my ordination as a Minister within the Universalist Gnostic Communion, and my study is still continuing and most likely will … Continue reading >Rekindling the Eternal Sun

>Last night we celebrated the return of the light. It was subtle, but nice.Slowly we are making the transition back to a more religion neutral version of celebrating the holidays.When we lived in the Vancouver area, it was easier, as there were lots of pagan folk milling about, lots of celebration invites, and discussing solstice … Continue reading >Celebration of Light

>Image via WikipediaSo, with the talk about dualism on the message board I run, I had had alot of my mind...this whole good/bad, mercy/severity, wealth/poverty etc... I had been walking with my husband yesterday, and was rambling off some different thoughts I had.He and I both are approaching Kabbalah from slightly different aspects.I was saying, … Continue reading >God is like Soup